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AI governance megagame aims to educate newcomers and inspire action

A 24-year-old individual is developing an AI governance megagame, a large-scale live event designed for 60 players that combines elements of wargaming with the accessibility of megagames. The project, supported by a microgrant from BlueDot Impact, aims to educate individuals new to AI safety and existential risk by allowing them to experience the complex decision-making processes involved in AI governance. The creator hopes this game will inspire thoughtful individuals to contribute to important AI work, moving beyond a niche audience of AI doomers. AI

IMPACT Could potentially inspire new talent into AI safety and governance work.

RANK_REASON The item is a personal reflection on the value of a self-initiated project, not a release or announcement from a major entity.

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AI governance megagame aims to educate newcomers and inspire action

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · Philip Harker ·

    How do I know whether my work is worth it?

    <p><span>I am working on a fairly large (or large-seeming to me) project in the AI space. I've been soft launching it for a little bit but I've been working on a hard announcement post for LessWrong, Substack, X, LinkedIn, etc. but basically it's a 60 player live event AI governa…